The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-02-12

Mrs. J. H. Lander, of Cherry Creek,
Is new teaching the Schellbourne
school.
Leave yeur orlers with Sol Hip.
Goods not in stock will bssent for. y
Valentines, comic and sentimental,
are for sale at Cupids.
Sheriff Humphrey Is in from Ham
ilton. He reports our neighboring
camp very dull.
Morris Lyons has gone to Cherry
Creek and will bring over with him
Prof. Griswold, who will play at the
masquerade and Grand Army balls.
Thomas Kenny, of Granite District,
has been in town few days. He re-
ports good prospects there and all
quiet and peaceable.
Whey Edwards is selling goods so
cheap as to surprise the oldest inhab-
liant.
Don't forget the masquerade ball
Monday night. 1t will be something
the like of which was never seen in
Taylor before.
About two inches of snow fell in
this section Wednesday night. 1t has
new cleared up and the weather is fine
again.
Sol Hip has received new lot of
calicoss. Call and examine. lie will
sell remnsnts cheap.
The Grand Army boys of Donelson
Post announce in our columns to-day
their second annual ball, to be given
at the Opera House on Washington's
birthday.
The people of Hamilton have had a
surfeit of wind storms in the past two
weeks, which did some little damage
to property.
Certified copies of the laws relating
To the removal of the county seat to
Ely and the construction of county
buildings there, have been served on
the Board of County Commissioners,
and they will take action on the same
on the 7th of March.
Among tho refrenchment orders
passed by the Board of Commissioners
NJ their last meeting, WAS one refusing
henceforth to pfy more than $40 for
the burial of q pauper. The Board
also defined the boundaries of the sew
eral road districts in the county, which
was aRood thing.
II the Committee of Arrangements
Of the masquerade ball will have all
who attend in mask to deposit a card
rs they enter the hall. with the deer-
keeper, giving the name and charac.
ter assumed. the News will be pleased
to note each separately in its next
issue.
Mikado sauce, equal TO the best, at
Sol Hips. Try it, and you will use
no other.
Jot Travis, the we'll known Nevada
stage man, has secured the contract
for carrying the mails from the vari-
Gus Chicago railroad depots to the
Chicago Postoffice for the next five
years. It's cold day when Jot gets
left ON Government billet.
Next Monday will he ST. Valentines
Day. In the evening the young folks
of Taylor land many of the old ones,
too will assemble ut the Opera House
en- masque, and to the strains of sweet
music, pay tribute to the patron saint.
We see by the proceedings of the
Board Of County Commissioners, pub
lished in another column, that the
salary of our County Superintendent
of Schools was by them reduced from
$50 to $25 per menth. We are glad
the doctor won the prize at the last
election, as if we had been successful,
"honor and fame would compel us to
instantly resent the insult of the Board
by resigning on the spot. Seriously,
we believe no man can perform the
duties of the office, without loss to
himself, on the reduced salary.
A lot of gents ready-mads clething,
newest styles, just received at Sol
Hilps.
The entertainment at the Opera
House Thursday evening for the bsne-
mt OF Alex. Wilson, was fairly attend
ed, about S35 net being realized from
1t. The vocal and instrumental
music by Max Shefer and Miss Mag
gle Leahish was very finely executed
and received hearty encore. Prof.
farker, on the violin, and John Ley